Pseudospectral-Method-Based Framework for Rotorcraft Stability and Trim Analysis

The paper demonstrates applications of pseudospectral-method-based framework to rotorcraft dynamics. The framework is developed to incorporate blade-to-blade symmetry (fast-Floquet) to reduce computational time. The methodology is applied to compute Floquet exponents of an isolated rotor in forward...

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Computing time
Damping
Efficiency
Eigenvectors
Equilibrium
Forward flight
Methods
Optimization
Rotary wing aircraft
Stability analysis
Stability criteria
Symmetry
Time varying control
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